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    venison leg (boneless)

    Sale price€63,00
    €42,00 /kg

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    • from our own disassembly
    • ready to cook without bones (without knuckle)
    • ideal for braising and roasting
    • by our hunters from Franconia and Upper Palatinate
    • Freyberger's Plus Guarantee
    Pickup available at Freyberger Katzwang Usually ready in 24 hours

    venison leg (boneless)

    Freyberger Katzwang

    Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

    Katzwanger Hauptstraße 40
    90453 Nürnberg
    Germany

    +49911442709

    Freyberger Stammhaus

    Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

    Sperberstraße 99
    90461 Nürnberg
    Germany

    +49911442709
    Origin

    Shelf life & storage

    Unsere Rehkeule ist nach Ankunft bei dir noch fünf Tage im Kühlschrank haltbar. Wenn du es nicht in dieser Zeit verarbeitest, dann friere es einfach ein.

    All products come with the Freyberger Plus Guarantee . Most of our steaks, sausages, and chickens are heavier than stated in the product description. And all this without additional charge.

    How to get your order to your home

    1. Fresh chilled products
    1. Fresh chilled products
    2. Packed with cooling pads
    2. Packed with cooling pads
    3. Express delivery 8am-12pm
    3. Express delivery 8am-12pm

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      What our experts say

      Tip from our butcher Pascal

      The noble roast! Especially for Christmas, the leg of venison is one of the most exquisite roast cuts. My favorite side dish: chestnut sauce and potato gratin!

      Pascal
      Pascal
      rehkeule

      Boneless venison leg – ready to cook & aromatic

      Our ready-to-cook boneless venison leg is the perfect choice for anyone who loves the taste of authentic game and values regionality. Carefully butchered—without the shank and bone—it's immediately ready for roasting or baking. Thanks to its even cut, it cooks particularly tenderly and aromatically. Ideal for braising, roasting, or festive game dishes.

      The meat comes directly from the wild in Franconia and Upper Palatinate – from our experienced hunters. No farmed or imported game – but 100% natural, responsibly sourced.

      Easy to prepare – maximum taste

      Boneless venison leg is the smart choice for anyone who wants to enjoy game meat without complications. It saves time in preparation and allows for even cooking—ideal for oven, roasting, or sous vide. Removing the bone keeps the meat particularly juicy and makes it easier to portion.

      A typical recipe: The venison leg withWild spicesRub in the meat, sear it in a roasting pan, deglaze with game stock, red wine, tomato paste, onions, thyme, and root vegetables—and cook in the oven at 150°C. This creates a tender, full-flavored dish with a natural gravy.

      It's important to baste the meat regularly with the cooking liquid. This keeps it moist and absorbs the flavors perfectly. If you like, you can refine the sauce with a spoonful of cranberries or a dash of cream. Mustard or a hint of cinnamon also add subtle touches.

      Whether you're a beginner, a hobby cook or a professional – anyone who wants to buy venison leg will get quality without any detours: ready to cook, from local hunting. Pick up at aFreyberg store, with individual advice on request.

      For your special moments of enjoyment

      A cozy evening, candlelight, the crackling of the oven—and the aroma of slow-roasting venison filling the room. This dish is more than just a meal. It's an experience.Game meatstands for authenticity, seasonality and the conscious use of nature – exactly what you will experience on your plate.

      Our venison shanks come from responsible hunting in Franconia and Upper Palatinate. No detours, no industrial processing. Only local venison, hand-butchered and prepared ready for cooking.

      Thanks to the Freybergers Plus Guarantee, you often receive even more meat than stated – at no extra charge. Get your piece of nature: Simply check availability online, pick up your order in aFreyberg storeoff – and in just 24 hours nothing will stand in the way of your game enjoyment.

      And best of all: You know exactly where your meat comes from. No anonymous origins, no unclear animal husbandry – just genuine, transparent regionality. With every bite, you support sustainable hunting and artisanal processing.

      Whether for a Christmas menu, a birthday dinner, or simply a special Sunday – our venison leg turns any meal into a culinary highlight. You'll find first-classGame meat– carefully selected and from sustainable hunting.

      Frequently asked questions about boneless venison leg

      Depending on its size, the venison leg should cook in the oven for approximately 1.5 to 2.5 hours. Ideally, 140–160°C (284–320°F) and an internal temperature of approximately 58–60°C (130–140°F) are ideal for pink, tender meat.

      The best way to braise a venison leg is to sear it in a roasting pan with tomato paste, onions, thyme, and soup vegetables. Then deglaze with red wine and game stock, and let the leg of venison simmer in the oven, covered. This creates a flavorful dish with a rich gravy and tender meat.

      Yes, venison leg is particularly lean, tender, and flavorful. It comes from the wild and is free of additives.

      Yes, venison leg can be frozen without any problems – ideally vacuum-sealed at -18°C. This way, it will keep for up to 6 months.

      The meat is cooked to perfection when the core temperature is between 58 and 60 °C. At this temperature, the meat stays nice and juicy.

      Classic side dishes include red cabbage, Brussels sprouts, potato dumplings, or napkin dumplings. Cranberries and game sauce also round out the dish.

      Yes, venison leg can be smoked, but this is rather unusual. Braising or roasting is more common due to the tender texture of the meat.